Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Ono SEES . good many styles Of head. |
gar among the statesmen ~ Washing-|
ton, says . correspondent. There ere
dudes and dudinss about the Capital,
and some who are Of the opposite Glass.
Perhaps the best dressed man in Con-
eress 10 Senator Ingalls,, Of Kansas,
while General Bingham, Of Pbilndel.
phis, carries of honors In the House.
Both OF them wear the very latest sty le
Of garments and shiny beavers. Ran.
dali and Morrison. on the contrary, are
quite ~ conspicuous for their negligen 90
In dress.
Mr.. Randall has worn the same suit
Of clothes and the came old slouch hat
for many years. His clothes are Of
clerical ont and like those OF o seedy
schoolm aster. being Of black broad
cloth and very shiny around the sleeves
and knees. Hs wsara neoktie tbat
was bought when he get his suit, mar
| row black one, that is much the worse
| for use and badly frayed about the edge.
His hat 10 black SLOUGH with broad
brim.
| Mr.. Morrison has recently acquired q
new suit Of clothes, made Of mis- blue
diagonal, but he does not give any caro-
70 them, and they are beginning TO look
about a. shabby ~ th0ee he wore Ut the
last session. He came to Washington
this time, too, with . new beaver, which
he Ia Eaid 10 have won on the Com res.
sional election In his district, and
claims that 1t was the only thing he did
get ont Of the canvass. He wears It
most OF the time, bat looks more natur-
nj in the old black slouoh tile that 10 f.
miiiar TO every one that knows him, M
IL has been standby In fair and foul
weather for many . year.
The worst hat In Washington, by q
long shot, Ii that worn by Attorney.
General Garland, and the Presid an,
ought to make him resign or get another
Tho Cabinet, ss rule, are well dressed
but Garland look as shabby ~ any mar
in Copgrets-a and that is saying . goot
deal He wears suit Of ancient blacl
broadcloth that was made In ArkaDsaI
and did not at him when 1t was new
and his hat IL q black SLOUGH with
broad brim, which he pals down owe
; his eyes.
the hat Of Senator Eyarts 10 famous
, | He usually wears ono that is severa
sizee too large for him and the nap 1
always brushed tho wrong way. Thi
: session he came out In nsw one and
created = gen mint sensation, but afte
: only q few wesks' wear 1t 10 beginning
!, TO look cd badly MS the one he dis
y csrded and there Is rumor that b
|. sleeps In II. Mr.. Evarts' hat Is AWAY
: worn at the back of his head and til
!, rear brlm rests on his shoulders.
= = Another famous hat Is worn by Ssns
q tor Malone. His 10 o cream colore
sombrero, with broad brim and wher
he get IL nobody knows, for there Ii q
likeness TO It III the heavens above nc
= In the earth beneath. The story Ii ths
n he wore the tame tile all through tn
/. war, but II Is scarcely possible, for
I, looks new and the color is bright.
A more probable rumor IL one that b
Y has n hat factory OF his own. Mahon
!. looks like n bandit chief when he ha
I. eis hat on, and when he takes 1t of
'. resembles the pic ,ure Of elves one SET
O. In children's Story books. His cloth'
are old fashioned and AZ quaint as b
). hair aud whiskeTs. His coat-tails d
y not gored, but are gathered at the wal
TO and his pantsloons are cut In the san
way, with thick gatbers 1t the walls
band, like a lady's skirt. He wears
= figured silk vest, cut very low, and
h. ruff ID SHIRT with fine linen frills at b
IS cuffs, which fall over his slender han
= and half conceal them. His shoes a
- OF tHc uucbt hIui CUT iOWt ouu bHOW L
h small feet to advantage.
~ Benjamin Ii. Brewster, who was
IL torney General In the Arthur Cabin,
'' wears the most outlandish hat,
. unique as that Of Senator Malone. N
TX Brewster Ii be aver, with long cur
as, mp OF n yelio wish pink ooler. and wi
u. wide brim that rolls up ut each sid
n, He usually has n band OF black aroul
the crown, which makes 1t all the NC
=. conspicuous.
~. ~, The unfortunate deformity Of his fa'
NV ono would suppose, would be go
!. reason why MIR. Brewster should DIRE
in convent ioDal costume, bat he dc
- not seem TO think no, aud gets hims
,Sa up like guy. Gen. Sheridan wear
an, ha, as much too small for his head
To- Mr.. Eyarts' lie too large, but 1t Is OF
1 chlmney.pot variety and unlike a
-, other in town. Senator Edmunds
"a wayt wears commonplace black der
with a broader briin than 10 fashiC
/ BILE nowadays, and is never conspi
-, ols because of his garments. I
"a winter he usually has on business y
"a. of salt and pepper tweed" but sol
times appears In frock-coat OF bls
. diagonal. His clothing ~ . rule
W nicely cared for. Mr.. Edmunds
sf- nothing OF the country" look alb
. him.